>Hi all,
hi,
>
>In the instructions for configuring mod_ssl for win32,
>the ones at
>http://www.modssl.org/source/exp/mod_ssl/pkg.mod_ssl/INSTALL.Win32 ,
>it says you have to modify line 174 of crypto\bn\bn_mulw.c in the
>OpenSSL source.
>
>I have just downloaded openssl-0_9_3a_tar.tar from openssl.org,
>and there is no bn_mulw.c file in the directories after untarring
>it. There is a bn_mul.c file, but it contains nothing like the
>line that is mentioned in the above doc.
>
>Is the doc wrong? Is it merely obsolete for 0.9.3a? Or is
>my installation somehow corrupt?
no it isn't corrupt. seems to be an old version. I've compiled it without
o Modify $INSTALLTOP in util\mk1mf.pl to fit your preference (e.g.
p:\openssl)
$ vim util\mk1mf.pl
<< $INSTALLTOP="/usr/local/ssl";
>> $INSTALLTOP="p:\openssl";
you can add this path on runtime to openssl.
o Edit file crypto\bn\bn_mulw.c by changing line 174:
$ vim crypto\bn\bn_mulw.c
<< return(ll&BN_MASK2);
>> return(BN_ULONG)(ll&BN_MASK2);
didn't find this file, but it doesn't matter :-)
o Edit file crypto\des\des.h as following:
$ vim crypto\des\des.h
<< char *crypt();
>> #ifndef MOD_SSL
>> char *crypt();
>> #endif
I'dont know, why Ralf has choosen this modification. I didn't modify and
compiled along the instructions of openssl (install.w32 in
openssl-0.9.3a.tar)- and it works fine (on winnt and win98 with mod_ssl)
even with mod_ssl ;-) on this "non-supported" platform.
I hope this helps
thomas
>
>I will soldier on with the installation, but if anyone knows,
>it might save me a lot of time.
>
>If I manage to get this working, and the doc is obsolete, I will
>post errata to the modss-users list. (I take the liberty of
>crossposting this to openssl-users as it may well be an
>OpenSSL issue).
>
>Thanks a lot!
>
>- Benjamin Rosenbaum
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